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Praxis II: ART content and Analysis-Part II
Praxis II: ART content and Analysis-Part II
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1
They are keeping their eyes subject, only occasionally looking at the paper, creating an outline of the subject. This is
Perspective drawing
Crosshatch drawing
Blind contour drawing
Gesture drawing
2
Which of the following forms of printmaking was applied in this image?
Serigraphy
Intaglio
Relief
Lithography
3
Which of the following is NOT a common file format for images?
AVI
PNG
JPG
GIF
4
Which is an accurate statement regarding digital photography versus film photography?
Digital photography has more limited storage space than film photography
Digital photography is slower and more expensive than film photography
Digital photography can be more easily edited than film photography
Digital photography requires specialized equipment for developing the photo
5
Which of the following was a significant contribution of artists during the Renaissance art period?
Acrylic paint
Lost wax casting
Linear perspective
Paint in tubes
6
You're creating a pen and ink drawing with a lot of details. Which surface would work best for this endeavor?
Canvas
Charcoal paper
Watercolor paper
Illustration board
7
Which of the following is NOT a tool commonly used for printmaking?
Brayer
Gouge
Burnisher
Mandrel
8
Which is NOT an example of relating context to an artwork?
Finding more information about the cultural values of African artists
Practicing similar techniques of a Pointilism artist
Researching a Dada artist's values and personal views
Reading about social movements at the time of Harlem Renaissance artwork
9
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of traditional Japanese woodblock printing?
Used primarily black ink for prints
Used large, flat areas of color in the composition
Depicted landscapes, history, geishas, and scenes from the every day life
Began by drawing in ink, then gluing it to the woodblock for carving
10
Which of the following painting techniques would NOT be used to create texture in an artwork?
Impasto
Dry brush
Sgraffito
Wash
11
Which of the following describes a similarity between Minimalist art and Color field painting?
The use of mainly primary colors
A focus on consumer items as the subject
Large, flat areas of color with minimal brush strokes
Paint extending onto the edges of the canvas
12
This photograph, one of the first works of Modernism, was captured by which photographer?
Dorothea Lange
Edward Weston
Louis Daguerre
Alfred Stieglitz
13
Which of the following principles of design helps to create the focal point in this painting?
Movement
Rhythm
Contrast
Balance
14
Which of the following is a technique used to create a more interesting composition in an artwork or a painting?
Trump l'oiel
Middle ground
Rule of thirds
Intaglio
15
The concept of infinity is often used in patterns in the Middle East. Why is this concept significant?
To allow different artists to easily copy the same pattern
To represent the magnitude of the soul
To contrast the infinity with man's finite existence on earth
To cover large areas of walls with the same pattern
16
Which of the following is the best description of appropriation in artwork?
Using unusual proportions to emphasize a part of an artwork
Placing contrasting elements next to eachother
Borrowing and using pre-existing images with a few changes
Changing an image and presenting it in a new way
17
Which of the following recommendations is NOT a way to improve the composition of a still life?
Using accurate perspective
Including a focal point in the arrangement
Overlapping items rather than having the edges touch
Arranging the items in a symmetrical grouping
18
This technique involves forming metal threads into a lace pattern. What is the name of this technique?
Enameling
Soldering
Fusion
Filigree
19
Which of the following best describes the daguerreotype process?
An image is created on paper coated with silver iodide
An image is created on a slivered copper plate
An image is created on a glass plate
An image is created on a tin plate
20
Which of the following is NOT an accurate difference between acrylic and oil paint?
Oil paint is more flexible than acrylic paint when dry
Oil has no visible color shift when dry; acrylic becomes darker when dry
Acrylic dries much more quickly than oil paint
Acrylic paint can be cleaned with water, while oil paint requires solvents
21
Fresco was a technique often used in the Renaissance art period. Which describes this process?
Pigments mixed with water were applied to wet plaster
Tempera paint was applied to dry plaster
Oil paint was applied to wet plaster
Pigments mixed with plaster were applied to a surface
22
Which of the following is an example of a triadic color scheme?
Red, yellow, and orange
Orange, blue, and green
Blue, green, and purple
Orange, green, and purple
23
Which describes some characteristics of Baroque architecture?
Hemispherical domes, columns, and decorative pilasters
Pear-shaped domes, marble or faux finishing, and bronze guilding
Circular domes, pendentives, and mosaics
Semicircular arches, barrel or groin vaults, and thick walls
24
Which of the following is NOT a common oil painting medium?
Poppy oil
Stand oil
Grapeseed oil
Linseed oil
25
Which watercolor technique would this artist have used to create the hazy sky and clouds in this painting?
Crayon resist
Dry brush
Wash
Wet on wet
